Immunoblot Analysis of Protein Expression
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Corresponding Organization : Stony Brook University
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Variable analysis
- Total protein of cell lysates (2.5–20 μg)
- Detection of antibodies to mouse p53 (FL393)
- Detection of antibodies to human p53 (PAb1801; Santa Cruz Biotechnology)
- Detection of antibodies to HSF1
- Detection of antibodies to p-Ser326 HSF1
- Detection of antibodies to AKT
- Detection of antibodies to pAKT
- Detection of antibodies to Erk
- Detection of antibodies to pErk
- Detection of antibodies to Hsp70
- Detection of antibodies to Hsp90
- Detection of antibodies to Hsp90α
- Detection of antibodies to EGFR
- Detection of antibodies to EGRF-Tyr845P
- Detection of antibodies to ErbB2
- Detection of antibodies to actin
- Detection of antibodies to GAPDH
- Detection of antibodies to GTS
- Detection of antibodies to GFP
- Detection of antibodies to HSc70
- Detection of antibodies to HDAC1
- SDS-PAAG gels (6%) used to detect slower migrating HS-activated HSF1 used in experiments presented in Figures 2 and 3
- SDS PAAG (10%) gels used in all other experiments
- Co-immunoprecipitations performed with 1 μg of antibody overnight
- Beads washed with SNNTE and RIPA buffers 3 × each, followed by blotting
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